Is it possible to Call ODI Scenario from eBS Concurrent request
Hi Experts
We have a concurrent request running on oracle eBS system. Is it possible to Invoke the ODI Scenario (on a different server) by submitting a concurrent request. Mostly the concurrent program will be a PL/SQL
Thanks in advance.
hey,
yeah its possible..
Check this.
/people/vanita.thareja2/blog/2006/05/23/bpm-sending-message-asynchronously-and-getting-the-response-from-synchronous-system-using-abap-proxies
These replies too..
Proxy in BPM
BPM file to ABAP proxy
Thanks,
Vijaya.
Edited by: Vijaya Lakshmi Palla on Jun 4, 2008 5:32 AM
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